The Race documentary hailed as ‘absolutely outstanding’
A new documentary that exclusively takes viewers inside the workings of the world’s richest race on turf has been hailed by the racing industry. Watch episode four here.
The Everest
The stallion factory – breeding a horse worth $50 million
Prize money for The Tab Everest is a whopping $20 million but there are even greater riches on offer to the owners of the winning horse. Watch episode three of The Race now.
The Everest’s $100 million boost for NSW economy
The popping of 10,000 champagne corks on race days across The Everest carnival celebrates the $100 million economic benefit it pumps into the NSW economy.
The everyday Aussies in with a chance of Everest windfall
The $20 million prize money for The Everest may have attracted the fastest horses and elite jockeys but the owners enclosure at Royal Randwick will be packed with everyday Aussies.
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Peking Duk lay down Everest gauntlet
Aussie chart toppers Peking Duk will headline festivities on Everest Day at Royal Randwick Racecourse. The duo has put forward a challenge to racegoers.
All that horsepower! Sam Armytage in Everest heaven
Former Sunrise host Samantha Armytage wants to be trackside at Royal Randwick for The Everest on Saturday. Here’s why she “genuinely loves” the richest race on turf.
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